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Britain remains a nation of gardeners, it seems, with Immediate Media’s BBC Gardeners’ World recording double-digit growth in the first half of 2019.

Suffering from the post-Christmas decline, no title in the TV listings market was able to record growth in the first half of 2019.

Continuing the narrative of decline in the women’s weeklies market, the latest ABC circulation figures for the first half of 2019 did not paint a pretty picture.

The Economist remains the UK’s best-selling news and current affairs title according to the latest ABC figures – holding steady with its circulation, despite a price rise in March.

Hearst’s Men’s Health magazine now leads the men’s lifestyle market, following the death of freebie mag ShortList late last year.

With scientific guidance, it’s time senior editors stood back to think about how complex and longer-term global issues are reported, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Advertisers, agencies and publishers need to work together to ensure brands are not overly sensitive about appearing in news environments, writes Leena Vara-Patel.

Publisher News UK has surpassed 300,000 digital-only paid subscribers for The Times and The Sunday Times, a growth rate of 19% year-on-year.

Digital advertising generated 80% of The Guardian and The Observer‘s ad revenues during the last financial year, the newsbrand’s parent company, Guardian Media Group, has revealed.

With newsbrands beginning to offer readers specialist subscription packages, Dominic Mills wonders whether the benefits are worth the risks.